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 1 VI   |       in separate parts of the play; in the form of action,
 2 VI   |       to a man; in fact, every play contains Spectacular elements
 3 VI   |       nearly so well as with a play which, however deficient
 4 XIV  |       within the action of the play: one may cite the Alcmaeon
 5 XVI  | Odysseus, hearing the minstrel play the lyre, recalls the past
 6 XVI  |       made by Iphigenia in the play of Polyidus the Sophist.
 7 XVII |       poet should work out his play, to the best of his power,
 8 XVII |        the general plan of the play. The purpose, again, of
 9 XVII |       or of Polyidus, in whose play he exclaims very naturally: "
10 XVIII|     even a whole act, from one play to another.~
11 XXIV |      outside the action of the play (as, in the Oedipus, the